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Alla Mykytan, a displaced person from Druzhkivka in Donetsk Oblast, evacuated to Cherkasy with 14 cats in July. She rescued not only her pets but also street cats left behind by their owners.
Part of the residents of the Popasna community had to relocate to Cherkasy due to the full-scale invasion of Russia into Ukraine. As of August 2026, about 300 displaced persons from Popasna live in Cherkasy, where they have their own administration.
A free three-day grooming course has started in Cherkasy for internally displaced persons and families of fallen servicemen. The training is supported by the Red Cross Society, with five women participating in the course.
A meeting took place in Cherkasy to discuss the development of the Animal Assistance Center. Participants addressed cooperation between animal rights activists and municipal workers, as well as improving conditions for stray animals. Proposals included a memorandum of cooperation and the establishment of a cat shelter.
An open meeting will take place in Cherkasy to discuss the development of the Animal Assistance Center. The event aims to outline future steps and gather suggestions from those working directly with animals.
Voting for projects under the 'Public Budget 2026' program in Uman has concluded. On September 2, 2026, residents selected three winners who will receive funding for social, educational, and infrastructure initiatives. The results were announced on September 3 during a meeting of the Coordination Council.
Cherkasy plans to create a training simulation center for specialists in the housing and communal services sector. A memorandum of cooperation was signed by Deputy Minister for Restoration Kyrylo Fesyk, Mayor Anatoliy Bondarenko, and Director of the Cherkasy Regional Development Agency Ilona Prykhodko. The center will also focus on youth career guidance and veteran retraining programs.
Anna Shapovalova, a craftswoman from Cherkasy, shared her passion for crocheting after being forced to relocate from Donetsk. After a three-year hiatus, inspiration returned to her with the creation of a Christmas angel, and now her collection has grown to nearly fifty original works. Each piece symbolizes her creativity and the process of adapting to a new life.
